E.F. Benson, Edward Frederic Benson, was an English author known for his novels and humorous works, including the “Mapp and Lucia” series. He was born on July 24, 1867, in Wellington, England. Benson’s writing style combines elements of comedy and satire, often set in a provincial English backdrop. He primarily wrote in English.
Short Stories written by E.F. Benson
The Blackmailer of Park Lane 1899 - Arthur Whately had known very well what it was like to be desperately poor, and in consequence, when he became… ... Read more
The Tragedy of Oliver Bowman 1899 - Oliver Bowman was sitting opposite his sister after dinner, watching her cracking walnuts in her strong, firm hands. The wonder… ... Read more
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